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- Publisher: EA Games
- Release Date: Nov 13, 2007
- Also On: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
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When you get past the stealth-themed missions early on, and move onto missions with full use of tanks, helicopters, rockets, and airstrikes, the tactical gameplay plus the production values turn Crysis into a love letter for military combat.
Having a big bag of tricks and the complete freedom to approach each encounter from so many different strategic angles is a great thing. Each individual area of the game is overwhelmingly impressive, but when considering what Crytek has accomplished with the game as a whole package it's hard not to be blown away.
As an action game, Crysis could be the best first-person shooter ever, blending over-the-top gunning and dazzling pyrotechnics with enough freedom to make you feel like the cunning badass you always wanted to be. It's an immensely satisfying, richly detailed experience.
Destined to be a classic, Crysis is a creative and technological marvel that eclipses every other shooter released this year. [Holiday 2007, p.60]
Crysis is the game of 2007 that will be judged for years to come as how a game should be made.
Crysis is a truly evolved first person shooter, both in terms of just how photorealistic the whole immersion becomes and the gameplay its highly attuned physics simulation brings to the player.
Crysis is visually stunning, packed with intelligent, thrilling gameplay, and easily one of the greatest shooters ever made.
Even without the picture-perfect graphics and spectacular technological prowess, Crysis is a great action game that can stand up against any great FPS. The acting and story aren't spectacular, but using the Nanosuit makes this open-ended adventure one that is fun from start to finish.
The game play is fantastic, intuitive and engaging with the best graphics I have ever been witness to in a PC shooter. If you love first-person shooters and are jonesing for something to play on your shiny new rig, this is the game for you.
A near-perfect melding of next-generation technology and interactive gameplay, Crysis is the pinnacle of the evolution of the first-person shooter and is the new standard against which all others will inevitably be compared.
An excellent title that really set the benchmark for all FPS's, not just for graphics, but for realism as well.
There's absolutely no doubt that Crysis is one of the best FPSs ever. A landmark for its genre, both in technology and in the certainty that Crytek will bring us many great things in the future!
This is some fast, well designed gameplay with enough options to allow players to use their own style of attack with satisfying suit abilities and weapons. Crytek has upped their attention to detail in presentation and dropped the worst parts of "Far Cry's" story.
Top-class graphics, sound and atmosphere - with due modesty: this is the the world's best first-person shooter so far. A game which combines all the virtues of its predecessors: a thrilling story, an open game world, physics simulation and graphics to marvel at.
There was a time in PC gaming when A-list titles regularly pushed the limits of what computers were capable of. This might've been a necessity, but it forced developers to deliver new experiences. Crysis harkens back to that mindset, reminding me of why I became addicted to PC gaming in the first place.
Crysis is a fantastic game that offers amazing graphics that immerse you into the game in a way that no other visual presentation can. The cinematic elements and superb art direction keep the gameplay's intensity level at a constant high, making Crysis a game that no PC gamer should miss, as long as their computer is up to snuff.
Crytek has crafted an exceptional game, but if you were waiting for a revolution in FPS gameplay, then your wait continues.
Crysis thrives on putting the onus on you to create your own brand of action and adventure in its stunningly beautiful locations. You and the game can haphazardly create moments of such gaming brilliance that often you pretty much have to stand up and applaud. [Christmas 2007, p.44]
Crysis as a whole is really a phenomenal game. One of the richest and most visually striking games ever made combined with a fantastic single player campaign that really never lets up after it picks up until it ends.
Crysis turns out to be a pretty perfect woman. It's beautiful, clever, fun loving, doesn't mind what you get up to and does its very best to keep you happy (it even has the option to turn the volume down). In fact if I wasn't already spoken for I may be getting ready to introduce it to my parents.
What makes this type of play so much fun is the fact that the levels are so huge.
A spectacular and beautiful sci-fi epic. [Christmas 2007, p.78]
Everything that made "Far Cry" good was successfully taken to the next level in Crysis (with the possible exception of the AI). Even if we are looking at one of the biggest hardware hogs ever to grace the PC platform, and despite the AI issues, this first-person shooter comes highly recommended from us.
A massively polished and highly accessible shooter that just doesn't let up long enough to allow you to get bored of it. [Christmas 2007, p.50]
Beautiful, action-packed, and fully featured, Crysis is a shining example of how a first-person shooters ought to play.
The most important point, though, is that that unique blend of playground-style level design and narrative-driven play that was so very nearly exemplary the first time round has been greatly refined, and no longer suffers any flaws quite as game-spoiling as before.
If you want a game with fast action, huge scale, stunning graphics, and intelligent gameplay, then Crysis is for you.
So, while there are some minor hiccups from time to time, overall the game plays well, it's fun, and it's something FPS fans are going to enjoy for a long while.
A game that feels supremely engineered, like a precision machine, or a German automobile. It's makes "Half-Life 2" seem old and frail, but by the same token it does nothing to diminish the imaginative achievements of that series. Crysis is impressive, but not imaginatively bold. Nor does it engage us like some other great shooters - such as "BioShock" - have done with their world and their personality. It's far better than "Far Cry."
Gamers looking for the most technologically sophisticated game of the year should head directly for Crysis. The artificial intelligence can be quirky, but the open-ended gameplay, spectacular graphics and incredible nanosuit powers more than make up for it.
It's hard, action packed, tactical and utterly amazing to look at. It wouldn't be at all surprising if Crysis remains the best looking video game well into 2008 and maybe even beyond. Hopefully by then we'll have the hardware to keep up with the game engine.
The sandbox gameplay is among the best in the genre, and its lengthy single-player campaign largely makes up for some questionable multiplayer.
If "Far Cry" was a game of ambition, then here is one of power. Power which Crytek has channelled, with both passion and care, into superb freewheeling gunplay. [Christmas 2007, p.84]
An exceptional game that will remain a pleasure even when the graphics begin to spoil. [Chrismas 2007, p.112]
Crysis pushes the envelope in the graphics department and experiments with some freewheeling gameplay. The end result may not be a perfectly polished game experience, and it might require a monster system to really appreciate, but it's hard to fault a game for pushing so far past the bleeding edge.
Crysis is one of the best first person shooters to be released this year, right up there with Bioshock and Halo 3 and drops action by the payload.
Come for the eye candy, stay for the action: if you have a machine that'll take the strain, there's no better way to show it off.
A vast, photo-realistic game world with perfectly paced missions to play within it. [Christmas 2007, p.78]
The game takes a powerful machine but it does offer some great visuals and some fun gameplay for the first half. Once the aliens come it goes a little bit downhill.
It's a unique first-person experience that can only be done on the platform. Crysis manages to transcend the hype to go beyond the pixels and stand solid on its own.
Crysis was our most anticipated PC game of 2007 and the final product does keep some of its promise in terms of its graphics and its multiplayer mode. However its high system requirements will also keep many players from fully enjoying it and a great first half of the single player campaign gets bogged down with its more mundane and ultimately unsatisfying second half.
Crysis has long been touted as the new standard-bearer among visually compelling shooters, and in that regard, Crysis does not disappoint. When you throw in a nanosuit, nonlinear freedom of movement and an exciting story, Crysis is as good a reason as any to upgrade your computer.
Looks and sounds great and the free-form gameplay with the nanosuit never gets old. Unfortunately the choices player can make lessen more and more towards the end of the game, where you are just forced to shoot things out. The end of the game is simply stupid, everything stops just when the final chapter is supposed to start. It feels like the developers ran out of time and had to ship the game before the levels could be finalized. [Dec 2007]
Crysis has a lot going for it, even though you'll need a pretty powerful computer to get the full experience. It does have its shortcomings though, and among other things I think that it may prove to be pretty frustrating for casual gamers and that a fair number of gamers won't be too pleased with the endgame.
Crysis, like "Halo 2," is like foreplay without sex. The journey is great but its abrupt ending leaves you speechless and annoyed.
Adding it all up, Crysis is definitely the most impressive title today from a graphical point of view and the only thing the competition can do is smile and wave.
As cool as it can get, Crysis has some issues and bugs that should have been stamped out or fixed on the drawing board. At times you'll be amazed, and at other times you'll wonder, "How did this make it through?"
It's a startling change that the game emphasizes by having the aliens cover the island with snow. It feels as though Crytek created two games and jammed them together, and while the last third is still pretty fun, it feels like a pale imitation of "Halo 3."
Crysis has been on the receiving end of a lot of hype for quite some time now, so there has been tons of pressure for the game to perform well. By and large it has. It looks very good, and the gameplay is solid with some fun new tweaks thrown in.
Crysis contains some amazing sound effects and graphics, the kind that sells hardware to gamers like yours truly.
Fast forward through scraps of miserable story and melodramatic dialogue, along with a "boss battle" inherited from the coin-op class of '88 (see: "Contra"), and the ordeal is done -- beautiful throughout, mostly amazing, but vegetative by the end.
Crytek has clearly stuck close to the Far Cry formula with Crysis, which is no bad thing. Improvements in graphics and evolved gameplay, as well as brilliant new features such as the nanosuit, make this a thoroughly suitable spiritual successor to Crytek's first game. We'd be lying if we said that the campaign's final act wasn't bitterly disappointing though.
It would be safe to say that Crysis, at least in the single player, does not manage to live up to the expectations that people had for it. Crytek's idea and shell for this game is superb, but falls a little short in the execution.
I encountered a number of bugs on my play through, to varying degrees of seriousness.
The story is uninspired, but the actual game is a stunner.
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Mixed: 57 out of 435
Negative: 75 out of 435
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File: TellMeWhen02-16-15 |
Re: Aproximately 0.92 procs per minute
Posted By: Cybeloras
so, i'm trying to use internal cooldown but i don't know the exact time that i should put on my ring and trinket(i know that the procs is clearly random) but i wanna keep on track if that proc arleady poped or not, do you have any idea what time should i put into that?
You can't. RPPM is just that - random. It could proc twice in...
File: TellMeWhen02-05-15 |
Hi I am trying to set up two simple...
Posted By: Cybeloras
Hi I am trying to set up two simple frost DK icons:
Frost strike: 100 opacity when 90%+ runic power and I have no rime buff active...otherwise 50% opacity at all times (regardless of if I can cast frost strike or not)
Howling Blast: 100 opacity when rime buff active...otherwise 50% opacity at all times (regardless of if I can cas...
File: TellMeWhen01-29-15 |
Re: All Unit Debuff
Posted By: Cybeloras
anybody know how to highlight the current targets debuff? because i track the all unit debuff, but i wanna know what time is it on my current target, i tried to use on conditions and some other things, but it won't work, anybody got any idea? i'm a warrior tracking Rend debuff.
Use a dedicated icon if you want to track your target...
File: TellMeWhen01-22-15 |
Re: Wild strike proc?
Posted By: Cybeloras
Is there a way to show when wild strike procs for fury warriors?
Like is there a UI flash to show when I can use my two free ones like with say FOF for mages?
I looked through the comments but I must be blind, or there wasn't one.
Do you gain a buff when this happens? If so, just track that buff.
File: TellMeWhen01-11-15 |
thanks a lot, works fine :)
Posted By: Cybeloras
thanks a lot, works fine :)
one more question : is it possible to change the color of this numbers ?
Use DogTag's color tags, like .
File: TellMeWhen01-06-15 |
hi, is it possible to show only a s...
Posted By: Cybeloras
hi, is it possible to show only a stack number in place of an icon ?
Set the custom texture to "none", set the text layout to Center Number, and add the tag as the text for that text display.
File: TellMeWhen12-09-14 |
Re: Bloodtalons
Posted By: Cybeloras
Cant make tmw show me amount of stacks on bloodtalons, is this a bug?
Please post the export string of the icon(s) that you are having trouble with. To get an export string, open the icon editor, and click the button labeled "Import/Export/Restore". Select the "To string" ... "Icon: #" option, and then press CTRL+C to copy it to y...
File: TellMeWhen11-25-14 |
Re: TellMeWhen Icon for Black Ox Statue
Posted By: Cybeloras
I'm trying to make an icon to display the health value of my Black Ox Statue (currently using the "Totem" icon). The problem I run into is that the icon returns my character's health value if I just use the tag, but I can't figure out how to make it check the statue instead. Would appreciate any guidance on this.
Unless you set...
File: TellMeWhen11-23-14 |
I've been trying to find option for...
Posted By: Cybeloras
I've been trying to find option for hiding the background of bars/making it transparent but I haven't been able to find it after few hours of browsing through the settings and trying to google. Maybe I am blind, maybe there is no option for it but in any case please help.
So to clarify I don't...
File: TellMeWhen11-04-14 |
Re: Mage Mana
Posted By: Cybeloras
Is it possible to have Tell me when either track mana % or pop up when mana hits 93%?
I tried to search for this answer on the forums but apperently everyone is way more advanced than my mage :)
Add a condition to an icon that checks when your mana is greater than 93%.
File: TellMeWhen10-29-14 |
Re: Multiple cooldowns
Posted By: Cybeloras
First off thanks for all the work you have done on this AddOn, it is one of the best.
I would like to track Shadow infusion stack up to 5 on my Unholy Death Knight, then show Dark Transformation when it becomes available on my pet and a timer till it wears off on the same block.
Is that possable?
Thanks again.
Sure. Crea...
File: TellMeWhen09-29-14 |
Re: Stacks - Timer from diffrent Buffs/Spell
Posted By: Cybeloras
Hi there ,
my question is:
is it possible to show a CD from one spell (http://www.wowhead.com/spell=49222) and display the stack of another buff(http://www.wowhead.com/spell=144948) at the same time at a single icon?
Thanks /Danke :)
Yes. Create a cooldown icon and a buff/debuff icon for the two abilities, and then on the...
File: TellMeWhen08-16-14 |
Is it possible for TMW to show GCD...
Posted By: Cybeloras
Is it possible for TMW to show GCD attached to mouse if so tell me how to do it PLEASE!
Sure. Create a cooldown icon, set it to a spell that is only on the GCD, enable the timer, enable the Allow Global Cooldown setting for the timer, and anchor it to your cursor.
File: TellMeWhen07-11-14 |
I was looking at turning off all un...
Posted By: Cybeloras
I was looking at turning off all unnecessary addons including addon options that are on the list separately, using AddonControlPanel. I noticed that TellMeWhen_Options wasn't load on demand and that it switched on always even if I disabled it from the addon screen. I only then noticed that Interface\AddOns\TellMeWhen_Options only has...
File: TellMeWhen06-19-14 |
Any chance of creating an icon for...
Posted By: Cybeloras
Any chance of creating an icon for my rip with duration who changes to ferocious bite with rip duration on 25% and below health of target?
And is it possible to show how strong my debuffs are? Like affdots for example.
See my response to your comment on Curse.
File: TellMeWhen01-28-14 |
Re: Rune or power help please
Posted By: Cybeloras
Hi this addon is great but I am trying to configure it to track the time left on rune of power for mages?
I can set it up to show when I am stood in my rune of power but not how long it has left is there any chance some one can help me please? :)
Use the Rune of Power icon type.
File: TellMeWhen12-12-13 |
Love this addon.. just started a ro...
Posted By: Cybeloras
Love this addon.. just started a rogue. Can Tell Me When track combo points?
How are you wanting to track them? You can check them in a condition or display them with a DogTag:
File: TellMeWhen11-17-13 |
Re: Re: Re: a single alert when cooldown(s) are up
Posted By: Cybeloras
The previous group was removed so I went and created a new group, and this time it worked! Must have been an error on my part earlier. I do have one problem though, my meta icon is configured to watch spells 115098, 115072, 122470, 115288, it pops up fine when each of those spells come off cooldown, but it only displays the icon of...
File: TellMeWhen11-15-13 |
Re: a single alert when cooldown(s) are up
Posted By: Cybeloras
Hi there, I'm trying to have one icon/text as a place holder for whenever any one of a group of spells come off cooldown. The place holder should display the icon/text of the spell for x amount of seconds, then disappear.
I messed around with meta icons and stuff but for the life of me can't figure out how to do it..
File: TellMeWhen11-11-13 |
Re: Re: Re: TMW + Beautycase
Posted By: Cybeloras
i also tried to modify the border with beauty case. but i'm not sure where i have to include these lines :(
Create a new Lua snippet in TMW's main options and put it there.
File: TellMeWhen10-20-13 |
Re: TMW + Beautycase
Posted By: Cybeloras
Hi! I'm setting up my new ui and was wondering how do I use Beautycase with TMW?
I was trying out LUA Snipplets but it just doesnt make sense that I'd have to write CreateBorder for every button separately, like zis:
CreateBorder(TellMeWhen_Group1_Icon1, 12, 1, 1, 1, .5)
CreateBorder(TellMeWhen_Group1_Icon2, 12, 1, 1, 1, .5)
File: TellMeWhen09-24-13 |
Re: Trying to set up TMW to show Paralysis
Posted By: Cybeloras
Hey guys im trying to set up TMW to show an icon when someone is Paralyzed due to "Paralysis" Paralitic poison proc. can anybody help?
That is a very simple configuration, so I'm not sure where you might be getting stuck. In order for me to be able to assist you, please post the export string of the icon that you are having troubl...
File: TellMeWhen09-21-13 |
Re: re: Using Bars for tracking health
Posted By: Cybeloras
Ahh thx Cybeloras. I do have a workaround which is to create a group of Icons which will track the health percentages, e.g. 5 Icons which individually track say 100%, 80%, 60% etc....
They can hide or go invisible if the Health is below that Health Percentage setting and of course flash if they are getting to critical levels.
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My apologies if this is a stupid question or is not possible but I am trying to create a Health Bar with TMW, is this possible because I cannot find any help on using Bars. I am not sure if this is beyond the scope of TMW or not.
This is indeed beyond the scope of TellMeWhen. Sorry.
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Chi Torpedo with the talent Celerity for monks doesn't work by changing it to Chi Torpedo, since we need to track SpellID 121828.
That does pose a problem, then, since that is basically what the fix is internally. Does it work if you use a Multi-state cooldown icon?
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dh and I got married in 2000. We had always talked about renewing on our 10th anniversary. For our 5th anniversary, my husband re-proposed to me (with a new ring and everything!!!!!)
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Playing a musical instrument can be fun, but for people with lung problems it can also offer a health benefit. One man convinced his doctor to make his favorite pastime a form of therapy.
Music has always been a huge part of Larry Rawdon's life.
I think it transports people to a different, a better place, Rawdon said.
A professional cellist for 30 years, he recently took up the harmonica.
I love playing the harmonica. It's a great outlet, Larry said.
It became much more. After surviving two lung transplants, he noticed that his passion could also be a form of therapy.
My scores were always substantially elevated after playing the harmonica, Larry said.
Larry shared his observation with his doctor.
I knew I could not just ignore what he was saying because this guy knows what he's talking about, said Dr. Cesar Keller, Professor of Medicine Medical Director, Lung Transplant Program, Mayo Clinic Florida.
Dr. Keller says playing the harmonica can strengthen a patient's diaphragm, but unlike standard rehab exercises, it's fun, so patients are more likely to stick with it.
If you can keep your respiratory muscles and your diaphragm as strong as possible, the disease will be better, Dr. Keller said.
Dr. Keller says the harmonica isn't a replacement for standard pulmonary therapy, but adding the instrument to the mix could be beneficial.
Larry couldn't agree more.
I really do think music is oxygen for the soul, Larry said.
Dr. Keller says like more rehab programs, harmonica breathing exercises should be done three-to-five times a week.
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Fresnel zone antenna for dual-band detection at millimeter and infrared wavelengths
Optics Letters, Vol. 34, Issue 6, pp. 809-811 (2009)
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In this work the concept of a Fresnel zone antenna for dual-band detection in the IR and millimeter wave region is presented. The design is based on a Fresnel zone plate lens in the IR that is transformed to serve as a millimeter-wave antenna. Two different designs are presented, a circular-zone design that gives a high diffractive efficiency in the IR and a square-zone design that gives a higher response in the millimeter band but a lower focusing efficiency in the IR. Both designs have an operation bandwidth with the same low frequency limit of
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Carbon nanofiber based catalyst supports to be used in microreactors: Synthesis and characterization
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Abstract: | Carbon nanofiber (CNF) layers have been synthesized on flat fused silica and silicon substrates, as well as inside flow channels of silicon-technology based microreactors by thermal catalytic chemical vapor deposition of ethylene using nickel thin-film catalyst. These CNF layers are to be used as structured catalyst support. The influence of the ethylene concentration and addition of hydrogen to the carbon-containing gas on the morphology of CNF layers was studied. Very low amount of CNFs were produced at low ethylene concentrations (<25%) due to the restricted supply of carbon species. Addition of hydrogen during the CNF growth resulted in significant enhancement of the CNF-yield, producing thicker layers of CNFs and CNFs with smaller diameters. Channels containing silicon micropillars covered with these CNFs have a significantly enhanced surface-to-volume ratio compared to bare microreactor channels (3–4 orders of magnitude). Deposition of well-distributed platinum nanoparticles was carried out on these CNF layers, exemplifying their functionality as structured catalyst support to be used in microreactors |
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Want a fresh new take on color choices for your nail clients? With colored acrylics, your only limit is your imagination.
Using colored acrylics, rather than polish, is coming into its own as a featured service in many salons. Not only are clients thrilled with the idea of smudge-proof, ready-to-roll nails, they're enjoying the whimsy of custom designs. Nail technicians are savoring the spice of variety as they put together designs as simple as a free edge using one color or, as complex as color fades with glitter or other embellishments. But how can you justify the extra product costs and time needed to provide custom colored acrylic nails? Here are some ideas you can use to make this fun service a profitable one.
One of the best ways to encourage your clients to try new services is to wear them yourself. Kristina Baune, the owner of Ultimate Imagge in Redwood Falls, Minn., says "wearing what I'm promoting and word of mouth are the only advertising I've ever needed." Approximately 95% of her clients wear colored acrylics, and she is known in her area for them.
Another idea is to offer a "try me" incentive. G Elizondo, a tech at D'Hair to be Different Salon in Las Vegas, has successfully built an entire clientele this way. "One way to get someone hooked is to offer mylar for free for the first time," she says. "Then they have no problem paying for it because they get so many compliments and attention — they love it!" Adds Elizondo, "I refuse to do ordinary nails. I have based my business on art nails, so those are the kinds of clients I keep getting."
Karen Hix, a nail tech at Expressions Salon in Quartz Hill, Calif., says you have to keep everything easily at hand in order to promote the service. "The hottest colors are always sitting on my table." She says about 95% of her clients wear colored acrylics, "and I only have a handful left of those who haven't switched…yet!"
Nail artist Michelle Sproat of Inspirations Salon and Nail Bar in Kingsville, Ontario, Canada, agrees: "Keep colored acrylic handy and don't store it out of the way or it won't get used." About one in four of Sproat's clients wear colored acrylics, with many of them initially only having glitter added to their free edges. "There are so many combinations of this simple addition that soon they are experimenting further," she says. Sproat says that a booth for a weekend bridal show is another great way to reach new clients. "Brides and their attendants usually love feminine florals and since the designs will last, they don't mind the splurge." Another promotion, offering a "design of the week," has been very successful for Sproat. A side benefit to this one is that repetition of the design will help the technician with speed and accuracy.
Joseph Pham, the owner of Art Design Hair and Nails in Buffalo, N.Y., says, "There is a joke in my salon that you have to keep moving because if you stop for a second Joseph will put a flower on you." He says everyone in the salon wears colored acrylics, but rather than call it "nail art" he says it's more sellable to use descriptions like "fun business professional" and base a lot of designs on black and white so the client will be able to wear them with anything.
"We romance our clients by coming up with a new collection of three to four designs every couple of months. We give them fun names like 'Baby Got Bling,' 'Metro Glam' or 'Baby Boomer.' The new collections are practiced by everyone on the team so they can all do them quickly and precisely."
Pham also says, "Don't just show your new design to everyone in the salon, put a story behind it. Explain what inspired you, how long it took, and what you have to do to get those colors. And most of all be really excited — the more they know, the better chance of them selling it for you."
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Andrew Schwab: Well, you have to see the whole thing. It's intentionally minimalist. It's anti-layout. That's what I'm calling it.
JFH (John): Can you describe a little about it?
Andrew: It just asks people a question, basically. I think it'll make sense when people see it. It's intentionally nothing.
JFH (John): It's pretty drastic from the last record (Rival Factions).
Andrew: Yeah, intentionally. It's supposed to be: If you remember here nothing besides the words that you read on the inside of the package, that's what we want. The music would just be a backdrop for that one question.
JFH (John): Was this record deliberately more spiritual? Because especially "Destroyer" and on down to "To Sand We Return"...
Andrew: I mean, I didn't set out to write something that was more, y'know? I think it's probably just naturally where I'm at right now is to write in that sort of way. Definitely the bookends on the record are really, hopefully, triumphant in that overt kind of way. Yeah, I don't know. I didn't sit down and say "OK, I'm gonna write more spiritually this time." It was just kind of where I was coming from when I was writing at the time. I'm at a good place right now, personally. Being in that band right now is my favorite place to be. We're having a really good time on this tour (Scream The Prayer) - better than we've had in a long time. I just feel like God's Spirit is hovering over us right now. It has to do with out of a desire to focus more. And we had a really good crowd tonight [at our show]. The best so far on this tour.
JFH (John): Better than last night?
Andrew: Last night was really good in a different way. Because we were playing in a town we have never played. And I didn't go inside the venue at all before we played, so I had no idea what anything was, what it looked like, anything. When I went in, every band that had been on stage was like, "Dude, the crowd's tough! The crowd's tough!" And then we went on and when we were done, they were like, "Dude, you guys got the biggest response tonight, by far!" Everybody said that.
JFH (Kevin Chamberlin): Does it change the way you play -- going somewhere that you've never been to and not actually walking in beforehand? Does that change your mindset?
Andrew: It's a different mentality. Like, I think, "I gotta go in there and win people over." That's a totally different show going in than when it's our crowd. And you know right away, right off the bat. Like tonight, I was like, "OK, this is our crowd. We have a good crowd here."
JFH (John): Pennsylvania's usually pretty good for you?
Andrew: Yeah! And I went into this tour thinking we were kind of more almost like an underdog, cause it's so much of one thing (metal), and we're different. And honestly, it's been great. There haven't been any disappointing shows - like the kids just don't like us or something. We've had, not only a core group of our fans, but I think there have been a lot of people who maybe had not listened to the band that much, didn't know who we were, etc.
JFH (John): Has it been the same set for you each night?
Andrew: For the most part, yeah. We threw in the heavier stuff. We play the fast song on the new record ("Two Glass Eyes"), a good smattering of older/newer stuff that's going to translate well. It's just going to be boom-boom-boom-boom - as heavy as we can. Because that's the crowd. It seems to be working.
JFH (John): Tell us about "The Spectacle of Fearsome Acts."
Andrew: The lyrics on that one are pretty straight forward. It's just about doing something you regret and the idea that you can take for granted the little decisions that you make. I think every time that we sin as people - we make a decision that's ultimately self-destructive - we think we can get away with it. "I can indulge, I can do this little thing and it's not going to matter. It doesn't affect who I am. I'm really a good guy, I just do 'this.' I have this little secret vice," but it's not how life works. Life is a series of small decisions that lead to a destiny. And each small decision leads to a consequence. And that's something that I've fought against, too. I want to lead my life in such a way that I can do whatever I want, whenever I want. But that's not life. That's not real. We're accountable for every small thing that we do alone or in front of people. It's just about that idea, that you can try to play with fire but there are consequences to your actions, basically. And we have a short life. We have to take every day like it's our last.
JFH (John): Yeah, cool. Because the line about "like David sowed his seed," intrigued me and I was curious how it fit into what the song is saying...
Andrew: Consequence. The one action [David with Bathsheba] lead to a whole generation after generation of consequences.
JFH (John): Which is a scary thought.
Andrew: Yeah! That's the point of the song. It's supposed to scare you a little bit, hopefully.
JFH (John): How about "Cold and Calculated?"
Andrew: That is a song that is about ill-gotten gain, greed. It's about the idea that... I think sometimes, for me at least, I have a tendency to look at someone who's doing really well in life, but who I don't look at as a nice guy, and who's gotten ahead by stepping on other people, and say, "Dude, why does it work that way?" Why is it that you can't be nice in this life and "get ahead," or whatever? It's always the guys that are aggressive and kind of like shady or jerks that get ahead. And so I tend to be like, "Why is life like that? Why can't you just be the nice guy and get far in this world?" It just doesn't work that way. But the reality is that that guy doesn't have peace. As much as we would have a tendency to envy someone who we think has it all, that guy doesn't have peace. That guy doesn't sleep at night. That guy is a slave to whatever his treasure is, y'know? And in the end, he loses everything. Because he'll come to the end of the road and look back and realize that none of it mattered. The stuff we accumulate or the cliche things that the world tells us are currency, whether that's popularity or money or physical appearance, etc...
JFH (John): "He who dies with the most toys wins"
Andrew: Yeah, dude! I mean, that guy is going to reach the end of the road and be an empty person. Maybe that's written just for me to remind myself to not look at the stuff that the world's offering and want it. So maybe that's why that song was written, just for me.
JFH (John): How about the song "John Hancock With The Safety Off"?
Andrew: That song is probably top three for me lyrically on the record. And it's got some good imagery going on. I wrote it from the perspective of being an artist, and starting out in this industry, and you kind of have to work your way to a point of being able to provide for yourself and have a sense of clout and power and empowerment from a business standpoint and also from an artistic standpoint. You're earning respect, you're earning from the crowds that you draw and the experience that you gain, wisdom, and all these things. I try to write about our experiences. There's a line in the song that says "These portraits of assets have turned from pictures into revolvers," meaning - you reach a point of empowerment if you're lucky enough or blessed enough in this industry to where you can kind of pave your own path. It's a little bit of a cocky song, in so far as, we've had a lot of people stand in our way in a way and not believe in us. I guess that's true for every band, but we've had a lot of obstacles, people who still don't give us respect after how many years? I just look at the path that we've walked as a band, for better or for worse, and I look back on the decisions that we've made and I'm stoked about where we've been and where we've come from and where we're going. I feel like we're more focused on God now than we've ever been. And I feel like we can still get up there on stage and deliver it as powerfully even on a tour like this, as any of these bands. It's just one of these songs that's written in the perspective of the musician who's worked really hard to try to overcome a lot of things. You have to overcome a lot of things just to be able to stand up there on that stage. And it's just about that, man, and the politics of music and the industry. If you can get past all that stuff and win those battles, that's when you can truly enjoy the fruits of your labor, y'know? So that's what it's about.
JFH (John): That's cool. Yeah, the things that really got me curious about the song are the lines like "Cure the radio" and "Cure the video..." and stuff like that...
Andrew: I changed it. It was originally "Kill the radio, kill the video..."
JFH (John): See, that's what I thought you were saying [before I read the lyrics]!
Andrew: Yeah. And I switched the word "kill" to the word "cure," because I felt like it was even bolder. Being solution-oriented to the dilemmas that you face along the way. Because you can allow obstacles to jade you or you can overcome those obstacles. It's an encouragement to those who are still fighting that battle.
JFH (John): What's the story behind "The Butcher?"
Andrew: I kind of wanted to write a song that was about this sort of fictitious character that was kind of a bully. And it's sort of for anyone who's in a position of one-downed, whether that be at work, or social circle, in a relationship, whatever, where you're kind of being bullied by someone. It's sort of written to empower, being able to respond to someone who's like that. Realizing who you are. Having confidence in who you are and taking stock in yourself for the sake of knowing that I'm OK, God has me, I don't have to fear a human being, no matter who they are or what they're doing. I don't have to fear that. Easy for me to say because maybe some people are in situations where they can't fight back. But maybe it's a song of encouragement for someone who's in that position where it's like, "Dude, this life is this long *makes a small space with his fingers*." The line says, "You know I'm already dead," meaning we're mortal and we don't live very long. So I'm going to have peace no matter what you're doing to me, you can't touch what's inside of me. That's kind of the running theme in every song I write anyways, in some form. And there's a moment at the end of the very last song, when it comes back in. I think that is the crux of the whole record. Y'know, it says, "Who do I belong to?" - that whole thing. We have some stage banners that we weren't able to use tonight, but it says "Project 86" on the back and it just says "Immortal. Eternal." - that whole thing - on it. "Who do I belong to?" That's the question of the record. "Who do you belong to?" because everybody has a god. Everybody has something that they treasure in their hearts, even if they say that they don't, they do. Everybody has a god. So who do YOU belong to? And that's the [album artwork] layout. That's the question. It's intentionally minimal. I want people to go, "That's it?!" And YEAH! You better believe that's it!! Cause that question is way more important than any art we can put in any kind of layout.
JFH (John): And I guess that works well with everything moving towards all-digital releases anyway. Less people are buying the package.
Andrew: It was a little spoof on that as well. I think people will dig it when they see it and they read it and they realize we did this on purpose with an intent behind it. It's obvious that we didn't cheeseball the layout or anything like that. A lot of people are asking that, though, "DUDE! What's up with the layout?! It looks like it's made in Corel Paint!"
JFH (John): I was really disappointed at first. I was like, "Reaaallllyy??" I mean, I figured you had a good reason for it...
Andrew: There's gotta be a good reason!
JFH (John): Well, there isn't ALWAYS a good reason. And I figured with you guys, it had to be a good reason.
Andrew: Well, I would never let something come out that didn't back up what we were trying to do. It was honestly just to say this question is way more important than anything else we can put on this page. And the simplicity of it makes it more powerful, I think. The people that I showed it to were like, "Wow, that's cool! It's totally simple and nobody's going to expect that!" But when they see it, they'll get it... hopefully! Maybe some kids will gripe about it. Dude, even when we put out Drawing Black Lines, you can't please everybody! Somebody's always going to be griping about some things!
JFH (John): Oh, I know!!
Andrew: So we just do what we do.
JFH (John): Yeah man, I know exactly what you mean. But yeah, that song, "To Sand We Return," is a powerful song. I like how it - and the album - just end the way it does too.
Andrew: I like the Led Zeppelin part too before it. We got real "Stairway To Heaven" right there. But yeah, that ending... at some point, I'd like to take that ending and I want people to learn the words to the end of that song. My dream is to be able to play a show a year from now, some kind of big show, and have every person sing the words to the end of that song. And we'll just go into the end at the very end of that song. That would be killer!
JFH (John): I'm getting chills -
Andrew: Yeah, dude! Gives me chills!! *laughter* That would be amazing.
JFH (John): Do you have any videos planned?
Andrew: Yes! No final treatment or anything. We're talking to a friend of ours who has shot some cool bands. I don't know. These days you don't want to spend a crazy amount of money on some video. It's more about coming up with the right idea. So we're in that process right now, but I'd love to have a video.
JFH (John): Do you have an idea which song yet?
Andrew: I think it's going to be "Dark Angel Dragnet." I think that one's the most "single" type song on the record. It's got a good chorus.
JFH (John): Now, with the last record, you had some b-sides and you put them out on The Kane Mutiny EP. Have you thought about doing something like that again?
Andrew: We don't have any b-sides this time around. We just recorded all the songs that we liked. Eleven songs. It's not a super long album, but it's average length I guess.
JFH (John): It's good........ better than ten!
Andrew: Ten was short! (Rival Factions) We had recorded fourteen and then we ended up where only ten of them were cohesive. It was like "Kane Mutiny" and "Route 66"... I guess, in retrospect, we could have put "Kane Mutiny" on there. Originally, that was going to be the first song. And then we were like, "Ehhhh, we're not feeling it." So, I don't know. Yeah, I think people were a little disappointed we only put ten on the last one. I don't think we'd ever put just ten again. *laughter* Unless one of them was like fifteen minutes long.
JFH (John): What inspired releasing this album as your first vinyl release?
Andrew: We've never done it before. And we've always been in a situation where legally we couldn't do it or something? This time we could, so we did it.
JFH (John): And there's nothing extra on it?
Andrew: You get the vinyl, it's got the different artwork, and you get the mp3 download of the record.
JFH (John): And the creepy artwork...
Andrew: Yeah. The artwork's killer! So I would love to throw one of those on my desk or wherever, on my wall.
JFH (John): And I was wondering... are there any songs old or new that you'd like to play live that you've never played?
Andrew: I'd like to play "Cavity King," but I don't think that'll ever happen. Just because of the way that song is written, it's like virtually impossible for us for us to play it in any way that would sound good live.
JFH (John): Really? Why so?
Andrew: It's more of a Steve question. There's just certain songs that sound good [live] and certain songs that don't. And that's one that we've rehearsed a few times and it just didn't sound... good. There are certain songs like the new one we're playing, "Two Glass Eyes," it's killer live. On the record, it'll probably be a track that people are like, "Oh, that's cool." and move to the next one. But live, it's perfect for this tour.
JFH (John): It's funny, because it's probably one of the last songs I'd think you'd play tonight. But it fits the audience.
Andrew: Yeah! Exactly! And it's actually really fun to play live! It's cool.
JFH (John): So, how'd you make the switch from Steve [from bass] to guitar?
Andrew: Steve's a really talented guy. He's just as good at guitar as he is at bass. He played guitar before he played bass in another band that he was in. And it was just a fun idea that we had. We knew Randy wasn't going to do this tour, so we recruited this guy Alex who's playing bass for us right now from just a friend of a friend. And moving Steve to guitar was pretty much a no-brainer. It's working out, I think.


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-Jim Goodwin
Jan 14, 2009
Wander-ful Wednesday!
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15 comments:
- justabeachkat said...
Looking forwward to hearing from you. Brrrr...it's cold here!
Kat - January 14, 2009 at 5:06 PM
- KJ said...
It's not cold here... We are having heat waves! I'm not happy about heat in winter unless it's indoors.
KJ - January 14, 2009 at 8:02 PM
- Joyce said...
Funny.......I've been so behind on looking at blogs too. But I will catch up one day. I have been missing writing and hearing back from people as well.
Okay so I'm off to bed early tonight to finish up book #2 in a Scottish Christian/Fiction series I am in .......and will be taking a "cuppa" along with me and a piece of a local favorite this time of year....."KING CAKE" with me.
It's cold here..43 right now...but going into the 20's tonight.
I'm going to get in my warm bed now. HA!
See ya!
Joyce - January 14, 2009 at 8:24 PM
- Becky K. said...
IT was great to see you at Hospitality Lane. I left a response to your comment there.
Your cup of tea reminds me that I have decided to drink more tea this year...especially green tea.
Blessings! - January 15, 2009 at 5:43 AM
- Mary Isabella and Kiley too! said...
It is so cold here. It is only 16 with wind chills -5 It is suppose to be only 8 tonight with wind chills below 0...Stay warm...m.
- January 15, 2009 at 8:50 AM
A day like this should be considered a luxury. I hope you enjoyed.
- January 15, 2009 at 12:33 PM
- Beverly said...
Oops! That last one was me.
- January 15, 2009 at 12:34 PM
- Shell said...
I love your quote. Thanks for wandering over to my blog. Come back again soon.
- January 15, 2009 at 1:52 PM
- ShabbyInTheCity said...
silly girl
- January 15, 2009 at 5:29 PM
- Tea Time and Roses said...
A Big Hello to you Karen! Have fun visiting!:o)
Beverly - January 15, 2009 at 6:02 PM
- NeereAnDear said...
Checking on you.... cant keep up sometimes ... you have some definite blog energy!
JO - January 16, 2009 at 11:40 AM
- Sandy said...
Trying to get back in the swings of things and visiting my favorite blogs. Happy belated New Year!
Hope to be a better bloggin friend in 2009!
Sandy - January 17, 2009 at 12:04 PM
- mommy2gabby said...
I was just wandering to your blog as I haven't visited in awhile!
I wish we were having a heat wave her in the PNW. I am just craving the warm weather. I will have to wait until Spring to make a trek to Newport Beach.
Hope you enjoy and treasure all of the excitement of your daughter's wedding. I sure it must be difficult when you know she is out of the nest and ready to start her own.
Jody - January 21, 2009 at 9:41 AM
- Connie W said...
Sending you some warm wishes. :)
- January 23, 2009 at 6:54 AM
- Anne said...
Love the photo here! :-)
And thanks for stopping by my blog during OWOH! - January 27, 2009 at 7:38 AM


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2 Md. casinos generate $15M revenue in July
The Maryland Lottery says the state's two casinos generated more than $15.5 million in July, up about $3 million from the previous month.
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These are the movies released during the holiday season. They usually are released from about the second week of November to the third week of December, sometimes even on Christmas Day. These movies are usually family-friendly (and often holiday-themed) movies but may also be movies that are Oscar-worthy. This and the summer blockbuster season are the two most important in Hollywood.
Family-friendly movies such as those in the "Harry Potter" and "Chronicles of Narnia" movies are released during the holiday movie season. Oscar winners like "Titanic" are also released at this time.
by New English
December 14, 2009